Florida genetics
01-12-2008, 09:14 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Location: palm bay fl
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Florida genetics
I thought i would share with you some ofgenetics that this place has to offer....this is the buck that
i found last week, real nice one for 3.5 yrs. old.....found the jawbone too...
i have seen some real nice bucksbut never one with a 5 in. at the base of the antler until yesterday.....
check him out....17'' outside spread......
everyone thinks Florida deer are small, lol......
JUST IMAGINE IF THE LIL ONES HAD A CHANCE TO GROW................
i found last week, real nice one for 3.5 yrs. old.....found the jawbone too...
i have seen some real nice bucksbut never one with a 5 in. at the base of the antler until yesterday.....
check him out....17'' outside spread......
everyone thinks Florida deer are small, lol......
JUST IMAGINE IF THE LIL ONES HAD A CHANCE TO GROW................
01-13-2008, 01:43 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Florida genetics
ooopppps, lol......Tom Shupe, the district Bio. has an office out of my wma and he's forever showing me pics of rock springs bucks.....i'll just have him stop, lol.....nah......
01-13-2008, 01:17 PM
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Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: PalmBay Florida USA
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RE: Florida genetics
Say hey ma!
Have been away for long while. Since deer season is over I decided to check-in. Had a pretty good season, 1 buck in mzldr and 3 pigs in gun. Good to have meat in the freeze again! I hunt 3 Lakes and have found a few sheds but I have not found any that have not been chewed on by other critters. Did find the rack in water? and was it on private land? It is a beautiful rack! Nice find!
Have been away for long while. Since deer season is over I decided to check-in. Had a pretty good season, 1 buck in mzldr and 3 pigs in gun. Good to have meat in the freeze again! I hunt 3 Lakes and have found a few sheds but I have not found any that have not been chewed on by other critters. Did find the rack in water? and was it on private land? It is a beautiful rack! Nice find!
01-13-2008, 06:19 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Lake County, Florida
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RE: Florida genetics
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ooopppps, lol......Tom Shupe, the district Bio. has an office out of my wma and he's forever showing me pics of rock springs bucks.....i'll just have him stop, lol.....nah......
ooopppps, lol......Tom Shupe, the district Bio. has an office out of my wma and he's forever showing me pics of rock springs bucks.....i'll just have him stop, lol.....nah......
yep Tom is a good guy. i use to work for him before i went L.E.O. he keeps a 3 ring binder of all the good bucks taken in his W.M.A. i should be in there a time or two
01-14-2008, 03:56 AM
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RE: Florida genetics
Camocop, i'll have to ask him to bring his pics over one day.....he brought over all of his jawbones throughout the years because i wanted to make some charts for the check stations that go beyond 5.5 yrs., so he brings me this fricking garbage can full...OMG, i had to lmao....we sat there for hours aging deer, lol.....he's a great man.....but don't tell him i said it, lol.....seriously, he has taught me so much in just the year that he's been around.....
they were both in water at one time but seeing we are so dry now, everything is showing up.....found on public land.......
sounds like you had a good year venisionman.......congrats
they were both in water at one time but seeing we are so dry now, everything is showing up.....found on public land.......
sounds like you had a good year venisionman.......congrats